I never thought I would be showing them. They were just made as excercises of integration. Since mushroom experiences are so intense and packed with information, making art out of them is somehow downloading that subtle reign to a third dimension and enacting your learnings. They were a way for me to play and create some order from the experiences. Also the vivid visions I received through them are widely far and out of reach for anyone to portray. I fall short, and I suck at painting to be able to condense and explain the unfathomable lights and symbols and fractals you can see while shrooming.

But nonetheless it became as an excercise of mapping. Cartography of learning through life and resurrection. Since you are not in anyway the same after such an experience, you need to track and be able to tell yourself where is it that you were before, where are you now, and where are you heading afterwards. So using art in any way shape or form to trace a map and a road to development of being is crucial. Otherwise you might end up confused or drifting astray from substance to substance. And you get lost through meanings.

(also painting is fun!)

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